The biggest issue I had though, is that the figure doesn’t seem bulky enough. And the other two are just fine, so it’s not a bad selection at all. The heat vision face isn’t as interesting as I would have liked (some red-hued smoke effects would have been nice coming off of the eyes), but it’s serviceable and comes across well enough. There’s a standard, relaxed face, an angry face, and a very similar angry face with heat-vision effects. Speaking of, the faces included are actually pretty cool. They’re not exact, it seems like something’s a little off, but they’re close enough to certainly look like him, even if you linger on each portrait. The answer is yes, it does.Īll three of the head sculpts included in the box are a solid likeness of the actor. So, with that, the question becomes if it actually looks like Cavill. This figure is based on actor Henry Cavill’s portrayal of the Man of Steel in last year’s Batman v Superman feature film. Unlike a lot of action figures out there, a full range of motion is possible with Superman here, as he’s stocked with 32 points of articulation.Īs a part two to that, the sculpt here is a mostly good thing.
The One:12 series has a tremendous amount of posing options, and that’s a trend that continues here.
If you’re a One:12 fan, then you know what the sculpting and articulation is like on the Man of Steel here. Terrific poseability, top notch sculpt… mostly So where does Superman here fall onto my scale? Well, let’s see how it plays out. Mezco has done a tremendous job with this series of figures, and so I hold all of them that see release to a very high standard, as I mentioned. That’s not something that I’m used to seeing from the One:12. It wasn’t great at all, as the Captain had a case of the saggy britches. I dug the Captain Marvel Shazam figure a ton, but wasn’t crazy about the fit on the figure’s outfit. Not that I mean to say that I’m always in love with it.
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